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| Always have to keep an eye out for wildlife! |
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| We drove on 89 for a long while... |
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| You always have a new and changing landscape to enjoy. |
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| There is so much space, so much land.... |
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| Cedar Breaks.... only 4 more miles.... |
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| One of the first things you notice is the lava rocks...fields of black chunks... |
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| ...and also the groves of aspen trees... |
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| Rocks are strewn across the fields... |
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| ...and little birds nest and feed among them. |
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| Earth is pretty amazing. |
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| Remnants of snow in June remained (elevation here is about 10,000 ft.) |
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| The snow scrapes the volcanic rock eroding the landscape a tiny bit at a time... |
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| Cool! |
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| This is why Cedar Breaks is one of my favorite places. |
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| This is on our hike to Brian Head, the 11,000 ft. elevation peak that looks over Cedar Breaks. |
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| Sub alpine flowers... |
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| Little flowers grow in very tough conditions. |
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| Shelter at Brian Head. |
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| View from 11,000 feet... |
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| Looking toward Cedar Breaks from Brian Head... |
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| Breaking through the melted snow... |
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| It would be wonderful to be able to spend days recording the different kind of light in this place... |
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| Texture in the plants... |
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| New friend, the marmot.... |
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| He hung out on the edge.... |
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| Nibbling on greens.... |
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| Looking right at me... |
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| So cute! Will have to visit again another day... |
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